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Various Artists
Give 'em the Boot, Vol.3
Genres: Alternative Rock, International Music, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (22) - Disc #1
1. Sick of It All - Distillers
2. The Legend of Finn MacCumhail - Dropkick Murphys
3. Die Alone - Peters
4. Don Giovanni
5. Disgruntled
6. Dead American - Armstrong, Tim
7. Suburban Blight - Logan, Brad
8. Dead Yuppies - Agnostic Front
9. The Poisoning - Nerve Agents
10. Amera Nightmare
11. Kiss Kiss Kill Kill - Miret, Roger & the
12. Atheist Anthem - L.O.C
13. Who Killed the Cheerleader - Gaarde
14. Power of Moonlite - Nick 13
15. Vampire Girl [#]
16. Information Error - Hillyard
17. Global a Go-Go - Cook, Pablo
18. Precipice - King Django
19. Nothing Good to Eat - Ruggiero
20. We Evolve - Mouthwash
21. One Stones Throw Away from a Riot
22. Beautiful - Hepcat

CD Details

All Artists: Various Artists
Title: Give 'em the Boot, Vol.3
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Hellcat Records
Original Release Date: 1/1/2001
Re-Release Date: 2/12/2002
Album Type: Enhanced
Genres: Alternative Rock, International Music, Pop, Rock
Styles: Hardcore & Punk, Ska, Reggae
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 045778044429, 8714092044423

Synopsis

Album Description

The highly anticipated third volume in Hellcat's 'Give 'Em the Boot' sampler series. This time around you get punk, hardcore, reggae, and psychobilly sounds from Dropkick Murphys, U.S. Bombs, Rancid, Lars Frederiksen & The Bastards, F-Minus, Agnostic Front, Duane Peters & The Hunns, Leftover Crack, Tiger Army, Slackers, Joe Strummer, King Django, Pietasters, Mouthwash, Gadjits, and Hepcat, plus unreleased material from Distillers, Roger Miret & The Disasters, And Devils Brigade (featuring Matt Freeman of Rancid). Includes two bonus video clips from Dropkick Murphys and Tiger Army. Digipak.

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CD Reviews

In a word: Disappointing.

dajeefster | Ska-Core City | 04/02/2002

(2 out of 5 stars)

"Give 'Em The Boots I and II are punk-rock neccessities. Sprinkled with ska, reggae and rocksteady, they were truly palatable for those of us with eclectic tastes. Sadly, Give 'Em The Boot III purifies itself of most of the reggae and ska from it's two previous outings, leaving us with a punk rock wasteland. The songs here just simply aren't up to Hellcat's high standars. There are a few good moments (The Slackers' BRILLIANT "Information Error", the Tiger Army video) but that is outweighed by a parade of messy and talentless punk rock. Even the Rancid track is anemic.Although, for [the money], "Give 'Em The Boot III" isn't much of a gamble. Still, it's been three years since Vol. II, and III frankly falls flat on it's body-pierced face."

Not as good as Give em the boot 2....

C. Noseworthy | Seattle | 05/23/2002

(3 out of 5 stars)

"I was excited when I saw that their was a new Give em the boot compilation out, as Give em the boot 2, is one of my favorite cd's ever. Although when I played this cd I was sad to hear that the reggae and ska sounds that where on Give em the boot 2 have been substituted for a straight ahead punk compilation. Not to mention that the quality of songs on this album, are nowhere as good as the tracks selected for the two previous Give em the boot cd's. If you are going to get a Give em the Boot cd, buy the second installment, it is much better..."

Save your [money]

Rocid | socal | 02/18/2002

(2 out of 5 stars)

"Okay, Give Em The Boot I & II were rad, but this pulls up far short of those comps. The best bands - Rancid, DKM, LFB, US BOMBS - all have songs on here that have been previously released, so there's nothing value-added from them. Yeah, Cupid's Victim is a really good song and the videos aren't bad, but they're readily available on the net, so, again, nothing new. I'm down with different types of music but the ska on here is weak and the pyscobilly stuff is unlistenable. Devils Brigade is a disappointment. The only bright spots are the good effort by Duane Peters & the Hunns and the rad track "Give Em The Boot"Originally I'd heard this disc was going to include a previously unreleased song by LFB and a new video by Rancid, which would have made it much better. Even if the bands on this record had rerecorded different versions of released material, there would be something new for fans. There wasn't even a sticker included like with the last comp.Save your [money]."